Weather summary and temperatures across North Carolina area
Cloudy and warmer tonight with Tuesday mostly cloudy and possible showers in western and central regions. Winds from the southwest increasing in coastal areas, with fair weather tonight and showers near the extreme north on Tuesday. Official reports list high and low temperatures and rainfall in major cotton areas and cities including Charlotte Augusta Charleston Greensboro Jacksonville Key West New Orleans Tampa Washington Wilmington and others.
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Columbia
Denver
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Galveston
Greensboro
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Key West
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Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
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Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
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Tampa
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Washington
Wilmington
Life Saving Bullet Ends Duel Between Grailhe and Donatien
Alexandre Graille a famed New Orleans lawyer survives two duels with General Donatien Augustin and Colonel de Marigny. A rapier wound first damaged his lung and a tumor nearly killed him. A second duel’s single shot pierced the tumor, saving his life. Grailhe later ran for mayor of New Orleans in 1860.
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Alexandre Graille
New Orleans
Donatien Augustin
Augustin
Grailhe
Colonel de Marigny
Concord Man Killed In Freak Accident
Special to The Enterprise Concord April 10 Hubert Bo Love 33 a Concord native died in Warren Kindley hospital Savannah Georgia at 4 o clock Sunday morning after a motorcycle mishap left him fatally injured Saturday night in a freak accident local police said Love succumbed to injuries several hours after the crash near Savannah Georgia where he was taken for treatment.
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Concord
Hubert Bo Love
Warren-Kindley
Savannah
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Adjerika Promises Clear Skin and Gentle Bowel Relief
Verna Schiepp attests that Ad jerike clears pimples and gives smooth glowing skin. The product is said to cleanse bowels and relieve constipation that can worsen complexion, promoted by Mann Drug Stores.
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Mann Drug Stores
Davidson County Grange Activity Reported in April Meetings
Reedy Creek Grange met April 4 with 30 members and talks on poultry, baby care, and chicken mites plus a song. Arcadia and Southmont Granges held April 5 programs on safety with lectures, songs, stories, first aid demo, and a birthday cake celebration. The Offic ers School met April 6 at Midway Grange with 17 officers and demonstrations, planning next gathering at Welcome Grange May 4.
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Commerce Street
Thomasville
Reedy Creek
Joe L. Hege
Norman B. Hedrick
Arcadia Grange
Southmont
Grange
W. W. McCulloch
the Grange
Wm Ll. Carver
Paul Brinkley
Paul Evans
C. T. Zimmerman
God Be With
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Marvin Craver
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Welcome Grange
Death From Collision Near Midway Georgia
A Concord man died after colliding with a cow on a state highway near Midway Ga a Savannah area community. He suffered a skull fracture in the crash and funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the Roberta Methodist Protestant Church near Concord with ministers presiding Interment will follow in a Concord cemetery. He was a brother of Rev Fred R Love of Thomasville.
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Savannah
Concord
Fred R. Love
Thomasville
Roberta Methodist Protestant Church
W. R. Bell
Earl A. Cook
J. E. Pritchard
Pros Hit Extremes In Asheville Open
The Asheville Open saw two extreme feats on Beaver Lake course. Blond Jimmy Hines made an eagle on the 639 yard 13th hole after a long tee shot and precise iron play. Bob Green of Chattanooga endured a 15 on a single hole after a topsy turvy sequence including a creek entry and five putts.
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Beaver Lake
United States
Jimmy Hines
Lakeville
L. L
R. L
Bob) Green
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hines
Britain debates Mussolini policy amid Albania crisis
Britain weighs Italy in Albania dispute as Foreign Secretary Halifax probes Mussolini pledges through Guido Crolla. Observers doubt Italian assurances while Greece seeks quick guarantees to defend Corfu and deter Italian moves toward Yugoslavia.
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Editor dies after long illness in St Petersburg
William J. Straub aged 72 longtime editor of the St. Petersburg Times died early today at the paper's home city after a lengthy illness.
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ST. Petersburg, Fla
William ©. Straub
St. Petersburg Times
Deepest Wells and Heights Echo U S Depth Claim
A fragment notes that the world’s deepest wells are in the United States. It claims the deepest well equals the height of Pike’s Peak, linking extreme depth to a famous Colorado peak.
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United States
Pike's Peak
Vander Meer to Pitch Exhibition for Reds Today
Big league camp notes indicate Johnny Vander Meer, sidelined by an inflamed appendix, will test for the Cincinnati Reds in an exhibition against the Boston Red Sox, five rounds planned with Jim Bagby and Jake Wade opposing. The Cardinals will soon redistribute farm talent, and Joe Krakauskas saw a rough outing after 17 scoreless innings followed by six innings with 10 hits and five walks.
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Rocky Mount
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Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Boston Red Sox
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Jake Wade
Savannah
Washington Senators
Joe Krakauskas
Radcliffe Switches to First Base for Sox Readiness
Rip Radcliffe, crowded out of the Chicago White Sox outfield, is drilling at first base so he may be used there if needed in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Radcliffe
FIRST
Shreveport
Rip Radcliffe
Chicago White Sox
Giants Manager Bill Terry Joyful Over Hubbell Recovery
In Monroe Louisiana the New York Giants gathered for a tour northward as Manager Bill Terry expressed happiness over the apparent recovery of star Carl Hubbell. The mood was upbeat with Hubbell present and smiling among teammates.
Nagel Likely To Start At Third For Athletics
Atlanta report says rookie Bill Nagel should fill Bill Werber's third base vacancy for the Philadelphia Athletics this season. Club insiders credit his rapid progress and strong work, prompting Connie Mack to option Bill Lillard to Baltimore instead of Nagel.
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Atlanta
Bill Nagel
Bill Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Bill Lillard
Baltimore
Blanton’s no hitter boosts Pirates pitching outlook
In Shreveport Cy Blanton’s no hitter against Cleveland lifted Pirates hopes for a solved pitching problem. Pie Traynor’s club welcomed Blanton back to form as crucial support for the rotation. In Atlanta Red Ruffing’s sudden ankle pain threatens a Yankees casualty and prompts X rays after a Saturday twist.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Cy Blanton
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Pie Traynor
Yankee
Atlanta
New York Yankees
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Legrant Scott Expected to Start in Phillies Outfield
Philadelphia reports rookie Legrant Lefty Scott from Erie Pennsylvania is likely to start in the Phillies outfield this season after his prior year with Birmingham. He played for Birmingham last season and is noted as a rookie from Erie.
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Philly
Birmingham
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Lefty
Scott
Erie
Phillies
Indians Hit Slump Weighs On Manager Vitt
In Monroe Louisiana the Cleveland Indians struggle with a poor exhibition record winning only two of ten starts against major league foes both wins coming versus the Philadelphia Athletics. In Atlanta Detroit Tigers finish a nine game schedule against Brooklyn Dodgers and plan a rest day watching Dodgers meet the New York Yankees.
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Oscar Vitt
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Dodgers
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Senators Seek Attitude Of Administration On Farm Protest
Senators study the administration stance on farm protests as stock fruit and other producers miss direct payments under crop controls. Purchases of surplus goods for relief have kept prices steady. McNary signals support for a 300 million dollar farm fund rise with 175 million for parity payments and 125 million for surplus programs. Economy-minded senators warn northern and southern farm blocs could block the increases.
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McNary
Senate
Clean Gutter Is Easy With Screen Guard
A new reinforced one quarter inch wire mesh gutter screen can be snapped into place over gutters to prevent leaves and debris from entering while not hindering water flow. No nails screws or rivets needed. Available now to install with accessible funds.
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Your Questions Column
Readers are invited to send problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise for responses in this column. Submit letters outlining concerns and requests for guidance.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Letter From a Son on Family Sacrifices
A nineteen year old boy explains finances strained by his sister's medical illness and his wish to become an airplane mechanic. He fears leaving home to pursue training will upset his parents and leave his younger brother unsupported, seeking guidance on what to print.
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Miss Mansfield
Advice to Boyfriend On Career and Family Expectations
The writer urges Big Brother to pursue the appealing career and predicts hard work and success. Parents’ natural sheltering instinct for the least fortunate child is acknowledged, with sympathy for their sorrow over the sister while noting the impact on other siblings.
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Brother
Flashes Of Life Features Odd Local Notes
A ten year homebody Roy Lewis fears a night outing will end in disaster as his wife urges him to see his daughter in a high school operetta and the house burns down. In Connersville Duke the dog recovers well after an appendectomy performed by Dr. Owen Clark on State Policeman Kermit Lewis Doberman Pinscher. In Kenosha Wisconsin the local Veterans post elected leaders all named George including Manuella Pettit Mendenquartermaster and Murray advocate.
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Associated Press
Shelburn
Ind
Roy Lewis
Connersville
Duke
Owen Clark
Kermit Lewis
George
Kenosha
Wis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Manupella
George Pettit
George Menden
George Murray
Molding to Hide Wall Cracks Around Baths
Describes an aluminum alloy molding designed to conceal unsightly cracks in walls around bathtubs and showers. The product resists tarnish and comes with all required angles plus a bonding compound to secure it in place.
FHA Property Improvement Plan Aids Qualified Lenders
A fragment notes lending by qualified institutions under the Property Improvement Credit Plan of the Federal Housing Administration.
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Property Improvement Credit Plan
Federal Housing Administration
Hard Choices Between Duty and Family in Tragic Times
The speaker urges a young person to pursue a chosen career despite parental distress. Emphasizes explaining importance to parents, seeking blessing, or at least leaving without bitterness. Warns parents may deny reality, which makes departure harder, but insists on firmness tempered by kindness.
Letter to a Brother About Family Hardship
A brother writes candidly about family strain and the need for support amid illness. He urges the recipient to stay true to family duties, offer education help, and maintain faith in better outcomes despite medical pessimism. He emphasizes sympathy, responsibility, and building a life while caring for parents.
Death of Mary Ellen Perry oldest Thomasville resident
Mary Ellen Perry 79 died at home after a 10 day illness. A native of Yadkin County and longtime Thomasville resident, she was married 62 years this past November. Survived by husband, three sons Edn Charles and James all of Thomasville, four daughters Mrs J Lockabill Mrs Benson Sound Mrs Hannah Beck and Mrs Ervin Bet of Norfolk, one brother Jesse Welborn Kansas City Missouri, 25 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services at Fairgrove Methodist Episcopal Church at 11 o'clock Wednesday. interment in church cemetery.
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Mary Ellen Perry
Yadkin County
Perry
Edward Wiborn
the Perry
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Charles
James
Thorville
J. Lockabill
Benson Sound
Hannah Beck
Ervin Bet
Norfolk
Jesse Welborn
Kansas
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Fairgrove
Traffic Survey Estimates Millions of Drivers on Highways
A contemporaneous report estimates about 4 million drivers on United highways today, operating roughly 0.4 million vehicles. The figures reflect widespread travel demand and highway activity across regions.
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United Highways
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